St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-10
thing he asked for.


Whether the rumors that float up from
Winona in relation to Ralph Metcalf are true
Whether Senator Tom Bowen went home
with any kIndlier feelings toward Kelly and
Doran.
II roller skating will ever become popular
again and make rink property valuable.
Why street car drivers look straight at you
and never see you.
If Gen. Hammond will WELD the same infiu-
ence about the capitol under the new admin
1stration as he did under the old.
Ii the railroad commissioners will appoint
chief grain inspector in season to catch the
fall movement of the wheat crop.
Ii jim Doran will miss game of base bal L
this summer.
If the state or the municipality is the
stronger power.
Would there be any kicking if valuable
golG mine was to be discovered in the state
house grounds and ST. Paul would remove
the capNOl herself and rebuild it.
How many saloons will continue to run in
st. Paul after the high license law goes into
effect.
If the mayoralty booms Of Col. Kerr and
Representative Rogers were put away on ice
when the legislature decreed that there
would be no municipal election this
spring.
Whether it is true that Col. William Ely
Bramhall has absorbed the high license and
tariff reform principles OF his Gamaliel, Hon.
Gordon E. Cole
Whether the rumor is reliable that Capt.
Ed. S. Bean has ordered a pair of patent
cork insoles which will add very materially
to his stature when ne goes to Washington.
What hon. J. B. Gililan is thinking about,
now that Congress has adjourned.
Whether Senator Sabin believes he can
read his title clear to be his own successor. or
if he is willing to draw Off the track now and
quit for good.
Why Secretary Eberman, of the dairy COM
mission, insists on sitting On the leeward side
of all his fragrant samples of oleomargarine,
etc.
What Ed Hammond would do with the cap
itol site if the seat of government should
happen to change, and whether his ghost
would forever haunt the spot.
Whether BAIL Armstrong intends to stick
to type writing. ID.
If Fl. F. Stevens or some other man will be
appointed as the additional district judge for
Ramsey county.
II it wouldn't be the fair thing for Gov.
McGill to give that judgeship to popular
Democrat like G. w. Holland, of Brainerd.
If Secretary Hoard, of the state agricul-
tural society, will invest in st. Paul real
estate.
What the effect will be if Dairy Commits
sioner Ives should inforce the patent butter
laws requiring butterine to be marked on the
hotel restaurant, dining car and boarding
house tables with big 'tB-U-T-T-E-R-I-N-E."
If the fact that Secretary Judson was let
out of his position by the State Agric uitural
society did not have something to do with the
resignation of President Pratt.
Will Secretary Hoard have much fun dur
ing the first year he holds down his new sit in
the agricultural society.
Who has any knowledge of the whereabouts
of Judge Corey's liver-colored pointer, Fay"
who took first prize at the dog exhibition last
winter. He is strayed or stolen.
When the new morgue building is to be
opened.
Whether Capt. OConnor will make the US
ual address to the st. Matthew's Temperance
society on St. Patricks day.
Anthng that the telephone girl doesn't
know.
Whether Bill Erwin or Senator Davis will
make the closing plea in the defense of
Meade, soon to be tried for shooting Frank
Farnsworth.
If Capt. Berkey has succeeded in getting
that annual report of the chamber of con-
merce.
If Duluth can pay salary of $4,000 per
year for a secretary OF its chamber of COM
merce does that show that Duluth is twice as
large as St. Paul.
If Capt. Berkey has succeeded in inducing
Corporation Attorney Murray to leave his
wicked ways and join the Salvation Army.
If Kellogg, the weather prophet, can tell
when the ice will go out of the river.
If one end of the new bridge across the
Mississippi river at Forbes street is to be 100
not make good toboggan slide; and if this is
one Of Mayor Smiths schemes.
Why it is that some distinguished and
wealthy gentlemen of st. Paul will not give
the st. Paul library money enough to accom-
pish something.